Oh you mean running directly on the headset? That would be a literal game changer!

I thought Alyx had a STEAMOS native build already, is that not true?

May Skeletor suggest: Regulation

Thing is, while real pork pies and scotch eggs are great, lots of people might have only experienced the sad, dry, disappointments that are sold en masse in supermarkets. So in that context I can see why they rank so low.

Tried HeliBoard?

I dual booted primarily Linux (Ubuntu) with a Windows 7 backup while at University, but since then I’ve been mainly on Windows for compliance on work machines and reverted to running Windows 10 on my old (2012 era) desktop hardware.

Worth the recent death of Windows 10 I tried to jump back to Ubuntu but my God what is this flatpak nonsense and all the other shit they’ve pulled over the years?? It felt very different and lasted about 4 boots before installing the nVidia driver left me stuck at 1280x720 resolution. I haven’t booted it since.

Looking for suggestions on Linux distros to try that are flatpak free and ideally Debian based, but modern enough to run steam, wine, proton and legacy nvidia drivers

Need to move to a free-er country than the UK.

My VPN sub has expired so I can’t see it either

Musicbrainz?

But what if I just say I’m using all this media to train my AI? Then it’s legal right?

Tingle origin story

Thank you fellow Brit

Going back maybe 10 years the thought at the time was NFC tags on all your goods. OK glad it didn’t happen

EA Sports, it’s in Bahrain

I’m pretty excited for this update TBH, I like the concept of the caves and am looking forward to seeing how it switches up gameplay.

Plus incendiary assault rifle looks ace

I’m hearing that I should buy one now before they put their prices up

Can relate

I stand behind BussyGyatt with this one

For other countries yes, but the US won’t vote again

This is a great point. We spend so much time naval gazing on the best platform for our side, but what about the other side? Might as well use any old service and encrypt your private comms specifically. Yes it’s effort to encrypt but I think it’s the best compromise of privacy without housing your own mailserver

I feel like every email post is a “don’t use platform x” and there are very few (if any?) universally well received services out there. In which case the community will probably just give up and go back to Google.

We probably need a tier chart or something to add perspective. Proton have made dumb decisions recently but they’re still better than Google/Microsoft